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Conservative Christian nonprofit Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) is mounting a legal challenge to the Virginia Values Act, which purports to provide discrimination protection for the LGBTQ community.
The State Department is no longer making publicly available a number of statistics about refugees admitted into the United States, including their religious affiliation.
The flagship seminary of the Southern Baptist Convention decided Monday (Oct. 12) to maintain the names of campus buildings named for school founders who had connections to slavery. At the same meeting, the trustees of ...
A federal court last week ruled that a New York Christian foster care and adoption agency could continue to provide services to children and families—for now.
A judge said city limitations are causing a ‘substantial burden’ on Capitol Hill Baptist under the Religious Freedom Restoration Act
A district court has temporarily granted a request from a Washington, D.C., Southern Baptist church to gather for outdoor worship services that violate the city’s rules for public gatherings.
Despite local guidelines allowing faith groups to meet for worship, Christian musician played Nashville to protest church closures.
Despite local guidelines allowing faith groups to meet for worship, Christian musician played Nashville to protest church closures.
Jack Johnson founded the Colorado Burma Roundtable Network (CBRTN), a refugee support group that seeks to provide relief, development, and life transformation, in response to UN changes that brought waves of Burmese refugees to Denver.
Calls on pastors to ‘open your church’
John MacArthur, pastor of Grace Community Church in Los Angeles, Califo., is urging Christians to sign a petition aimed at deeming the evangelical church “essential.” In a video released yesterday (Oct. 7) alongside the petition, ...
Chicago-area Republic Bank has stopped foreclosure proceedings against disgraced celebrity preacher, James MacDonald, and reinstated MacDonald’s mortgage on his $1.5 million Elgin estate.
People are primed to offer their time and sweat to nonprofits once the COVID-19 pandemic is over, according to Civic Life Today, a new study from Points of Light, an Atlanta-based organization that inspires, equips ...
